- Our list of the best things to do in Hampton, New Hampshire, features the top 302 nearby activities — including 144 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Hampton, NH has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Museums & Galleries, Sights & Landmarks, and Entertainment & Shows.
- The results below include the top 21 things to do within the city of Hampton, NH , followed by 281 popular activities in nearby cities, including Gloucester, Portsmouth, Newburyport, Rockport, Ogunquit, Haverhill, Rye, Ipswich, North Andover, Amesbury, Salem, Dover, Durham, Kittery, Exeter, Methuen, Derry, Lawrence, South Berwick, Andover, Seabrook, Beverly, New Castle, Essex, Danvers, Candia, Lee and North Hampton
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Good Harbor Beach is a half mile stretch of raked sand that opens to the Atlantic ocean with many dunes and marshes surrounding it. Visitors can enjoy surfing and floating here when the tide is high and at low tide, they can walk up to the Salt island.
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Taking guests on a food adventure, Cape Ann Foodie Tours entertains visitors by narrating the culture and history of the area. The guests are taken by van from shop to shop while sampling their food.
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Half Moon Beach is a secluded, crescent-shaped beach located in Gloucester Bay. The kids will love the gentle waves and soft sands, or let them climb along the rocks and playground areas, then gather for a quiet picnic lunch.
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Cape Ann's Harbor Tours is host to a number of cruises from the historical and narrated to the lobstering skill demonstration. The featured Lighthouse Tour is the only event that circumnavigates Cape Ann by boat.
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Live music, drama and dance is performed at Stockbridge Theater. Acrobatics, holiday music, Broadway performers and more are enjoyed by audiences. Student performances are also held, highlighting the Pinkerton Chorus, Band and Dance programs, as well as the Pinkerton Players.
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Stage Fort Park is a local park and a historic site being home to Gloucester's first settlers who arrived here in 1623. The park comprises of two beaches called Half Moon Beach which is more of a lagoon, and Cressy's Beach which is more rocky and natural.
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A 65,000-square-foot, water-based entertainment facility, Coco Key Water Park includes a lazy river, slides, pools and splash areas. The park has a snack bar, arcade machines and cabanas equipped with seating, a table and a television.
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A 114 acre property that once belonged to the famous publisher Ellery Sedgwick, Long Hill now boasts an extensive network of meticulously landscaped gardens. The gardens combine intentional plantings with wilderness, and feature walking trails.
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The Show Baseball & Softball Academy is an indoor sports facility that has the goal of providing a safe learning atmosphere for athletes to play in. The facility spans 10,000-sqft and offers individual lessons and clinics.